Below is a copy of the index page at my little corner of Examiner.com where I am the Burlington Journaling Examiner (which really cracks me up - as if there are "journaling examiners" anywhere else in the world, let alone Vermont!). I share this list as a simple menu for any blog readers whose order … Continue reading A journaling resource
Month: March 2010
Validation: Watch and smile!
Yoga and Journaling Class offered in Rutland, VT
Yoga 'n' Write: Connecting Mind, Body, Spirit An Exploratory Collaboration of Iyengar Yoga and Journal Writing Thursdays: April 1 - June 3 6-7:30PM Pyramid Holistic Wellness Center, Rutland, VT (802.775.8080) $10 drop-in fee No previous experience in yoga or writing necessary Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, pen and paper. Blanket and … Continue reading Yoga and Journaling Class offered in Rutland, VT
Spring “Journal to the Self” workshop scheduled
For information on the Journal to the Self workshop, visit the JTTS page or you can download a Registration Form (.pdf)
Fry-daddies and other down-right scary things
This post is off topic but a necessary rant for me (thanks for listening). I'm not one to promote TV shows or popular culture issues or to insert highly Google-able words just to get readership. If I was in this for high stats I would change my focus - "journaling" isn't exactly a hot SEO. … Continue reading Fry-daddies and other down-right scary things
Quoting Natalie: Tolerating fear
"First recognize that you're afraid and slowly build your tolerance for fear... ... You may still feel it, but you become willing to bear it as you write. You keep your hand moving, you stay there, you move closer and closer to the edge of what scares you." - Natalie Goldberg, Thunder and Lightning I … Continue reading Quoting Natalie: Tolerating fear
Sharing your light
I have a friend who used to volunteer as a reading tutor. Her Christmas letter informing me there is nothing as gratifying as helping another person sent me into a self-indulgent, self-hate-fest. I used to complain to my journal or Hubby that I never did anything to help anyone else. I had no desire to … Continue reading Sharing your light
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